Anyway, back to my card. The sketch showed a square card and I really wasn't up for that kind of challenge but there were finished samples of the layout and one of them used a regular size card. SO that is what I went with.
For my card I used the Stampin' Up! "Upsy Daisy" set. The words were done on the computer and the decorative paper is from the "Sending Love" Specialty Paper. I have a few
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I used the Direct to Rubber technique. I colored directly on the rubber with markers. I huffed on it and then stamped the image.
It was a very simple card using this Upsy Daisy stamp. I have used this stamp for several technique pages but not too many cards. I do like the set but have not used it much on cards. SO this was a perfect opportunity to use it!
Now, I really wanted to make it into a birthday card but I didn't have any "Happy Birthday" words printed out on vanilla card stock so I paged through the words I did have printed on vanilla and this is what I got. It's ok, it's good to have one on hand, just in case. And I can always remove the words and add Happy Birthday later too (after I get over the "lazies" and print a page of them out!!).
If you have time give this sketch a try, it is a lot of fun.
Thank you SO much for visiting today,
Wanda
4 comments:
Very pretty card, Wanda.
I love that stamp set and have not used it near enough. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Joan
MN
Gorgeous card Wanda. Love the pastel pink very pretty. Jaqui x
Beautiful job Wanda, glad you were able to get away for a bit;)
Wow Wanda,
As usual another beautiful card!!
Janine A
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